with Chris de Souza.
Including
7.04 Wagner
A Faust Overture
London Philharmonic/ Adrian Boult
7.50 Beethoven
Romance in F, Op 50
Frank Peter Zimmermann
(violin)
English CO/Jeffrey Tate
8.00 Gershwin Variations on "I Cot Rhythm"
Alexis Weissenberg (piano) Berlin PO/Seiji Ozawa
8.35 Bartok Kossuth
Budapest SO/Gyorgy Lehel Records
Robert Schumann at
Dresden
Presented by Chris Wines . Spanische Liebeslieder, Op 138
Kathleen Battle (soprano)
D'Anna Fortunato (contralto) John Aler (tenor)
Dominic Cossa (baritone) Charles Wadsworth and Richard Goode (piano duet) Der Wassermam, Op 91 No 3 Stuttgart Chamber Choir (women's voices)/ Frieder Bemius
Piano Trio No 1 in D minor, Op 63 Beaux Arts Trio
presented by Susan Sharpe. Handel Organ Concerto, Op 4 No 5
Daniel Chorzempa (organ) Concerto Amsterdam/ Jaap Schroder
10.10 Handel
So shall the lute and harp awake (Judas Maccabaeus) Bejun Mehta (soprano) Principals of the Los Angeles Orchestra
10.15 Saint-Saens Morceau de Concert, Op 154
Vanessa McKeand (harp)
English CO/Edmon Colomer
10.30 Mozart Dalla sua pace (Don Giovanni )
Richard Tauber (tenor) with orchestra (in German)
10.35 Chopin Variations on La ci darem la mana from Don Giovanni , Op 2 Shura Cherkassky (piano)
10.55
Stenhammar Midwinter , Op 24
Gothenburg Concert Hall Choir
Gothenburg SO/Neeme Jarvi
11.05
Hindemith Quintet , Op 30 Tashi
11.30 Strauss Des Dichters
Abendgang, Op 47 No 2
Siegfried Jerusalem (tenor) Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra/Kurt Masur
11.35 Sibelius
Symphony No 7 in C
Philharmonia/Ashkenazy Records
live from Broadcasting House, London.
Jennifer Stinton (flute)
Malcolm Martineau (piano) Robert Muczynsky Sonata Kent Kennan Night Soliloquy
Varise Density 21.5
Charles Griffes Poème
Copland Duo
In 1914, Elgar was introduced to
Alfred Clarke , the managing director of the Gramophone Company Ltd (His Master's Voice). This meeting marked the beginning of a relationship which was to last the rest of Elgar's life and which left to posterity Elgar's own interpretation of most of his orchestral music and live performances of some of his vocal works. Over the next eight weeks, Malcolm Ruthven uses these recordings, and the correspondence between
Elgar and the Gramophone Company, to trace the development of a long and fruitful association.
Producer Sile O'Modhrain
live from the chapel of Clare College, Cambridge. Introit: Vigilate (Byrd) Responses: (Brown)
Psalms 12, 13, 14 (Flintoft, Woodward, Stanford) Isaiah 43, vv 1-13
Office Hymn: 0 heavenly word of God on high (Verbum Supemum)
Canticles: New College Service (Drayton) Second Lesson: I
Thessalonians 2, w 1-12 Anthem: Ne Irascaris
Domine (Byrd)
Hymn: Nun komm der Heiden heiland (Johann Eccard)
Organ Voluntary: Prelude and Fugue in C minor BWV 546 (Bach)
Director of Music Timothy Brown. Organ Scholar Peter Clements.
with Natalie Wheen , whose guest is trumpeter Hakan Hardenberger. Producer Alan Hall
conductor James Levine live from the Royal
Festival Hall, London.
Brahms Symphony No 3 in F
8.10 James Levine talks to Richard Osborne about the Vienna Philharmonic and its 150-year history.
8.30 Schoenberg Five Orchestral Pieces, Op 16 Debussy La mer
In the third of six programmes, Adam Czemiawski talks to
Christopher Logue about Homer.
Walter Lambe Stella caeli
Richard Davey Ah, blessed Jesu, how fortuned this?
The Sixteen/Christophers. Records
Continuing Radio 3's commemorative series.
Et exspecto resurrectionem mortuorum
BBC SO/Andrew Davis
Michele Roberts explores the life and legacy of the great Ottoman Sultan
Suleiman the Magnificent. subject of a new biography. Producer Mike Greenwood
The first of three programmes featuring the chamber music composed by Schumann during an intense period of discovery in the second part of 1842. with readings from his diaries and letters and those of Clara Schumann. String Quartet in A, Op 41 No 1: Melos Quartet. Record Piano Quartet in Eflat, Op 4 7 Beaux Arts Trio. with Samuel Rhodes (viola).
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